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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1974
Page
2
The decade from 1960 to 1970 saw the Dow Jones rise 16 percent from 688 to 800 while suburban home prices climbed 47.6 percent from 18307 to 27022. National real estate gains at 32 percent still doubled the Dow, supporting the view that home ownership pays.
The Kidney Foundation of Michigan offers a free pamphlet titled Bed Wetting What To Do authored by Frank Wesley PhD professor at Portland State University. It urges parents not to punish children for bed wetting and recommends medical analysis after age three, with free publications available by request from Ann Arbor Michigan.
Clare High School art teacher Bob McDaniels debuts his People Pots at the July 5 and 6 Arts-N Crafts exhibit. He has crafted these pots for 25 years after studying art at Michigan State University and learning to bake in Japan. Also featured is Jean Stanwick of Mount Pleasant, who weaves and pottery at Studio 23 in Bay City, with recent appearances at Michigan fairs.
Recreation workshop at Michigan State University runs July 28 to August 10 offering 30 plus outdoor activities from water skiing to backpacking. Designed for teachers volunteers sportsmen and parents the program covers camp and trail experiences wilderness survival off road activities and outdoor aquatics while emphasizing safety teaching techniques and community organization to boost instructors.
Vacationers urged to balance sun exposure to avoid sunburn. Start with brief initial exposure and reapply suntan lotion after swimming or sweating. Severe sunburn warrants medical care. Separate MSU and state agencies plan a teaching campus on outdoor recreation with credit offered. contact Dr. Roy K. Niemeyer for details.
Central Michigan University reports a year long energy conservation program with a 120000 savings despite a 3.3 percent increase in served space and rising fuel costs. Vice President Jerry Tubbs credits a cooperative spirit among faculty staff and students for turning off lights and cooling slightly.
Bill West of Clare visits the University of Wisconsin in Madison with about 600 new students as part of summer orientation. The program runs to help families settle in, complete housing, testing, and registration ahead of fall classes beginning August 26.
A survey by the Institute of Life Insurance shows men favor the women’s liberation movement more than women, 58 percent vs 51 percent. Female support rises to 51 percent, with strong gains among singles and younger adults.
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